Looper 4K UHD (2012)

[DutchSchaefer]

According to Bill Hunt, "Looper" will be released next to "Gattaca" and "Elysium" also in spring 2021 as 4K UHD .

http://thedigitalbits.com/columns/my...ts/102720-1500

[GenPion]

Great news. One of my favorites.

[panasonicst60]

Huge fan of this movie. I really can't wait. I voted for this!!! I voted for Whiplash and it happened. Now this. My dreams are coming true

[dalemcmxciii]

Originally Posted by panasonicst60

Huge fan of this movie. I really can't wait. I voted for this!!! I voted for Whiplash and it happened. Now this. My dreams are coming true

Maybe you could help me and dream of a Premium Rush 4K UHD, haha. That's the one movie from Sony I want!!

[Pieter V]

This was part of Sony's V1 poll.

[Bassaholic]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

This was part of Sony's V1 poll.

When was the Sony V1 poll?

[DutchSchaefer]

Originally Posted by Bassaholic

When was the Sony V1 poll?

June/ July 2019

[Poya]

Ah, back when Rian Johnson was beloved by nerds.

[pottyaboutpotter1]

Originally Posted by Poya

Ah, back when Rian Johnson was beloved by nerds.

Basically back when there wasn't any new Star Wars movies. Nerds basically hate every new Star Wars movie and whoever directs them. Rogue One only escaped unscathed because it was chock full of fan service (such as the Vader scene).

It's a shame really as, IMO, Rian Johnson is one of the best directors working today with Looper and Knives Out as proof of that. Even The Last Jedi was an incredibly well-directed film and on a technical and visual standpoint is the best in the saga. It also felt like the only Star Wars film since the prequels that felt like it was trying something new with the franchise. Not to derail this thread into a Last Jedi debate, but IMO The Last Jedi is the most under appreciated film in the entire saga by fans. For me, it's up there with Empire as one of the best.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by pottyaboutpotter1

Basically back when there wasn't any new Star Wars movies. Nerds basically hate every new Star Wars movie and whoever directs them. Rogue One only escaped unscathed because it was chock full of fan service (such as the Vader scene).

It's a shame really as, IMO, Rian Johnson is one of the best directors working today with Looper and Knives Out as proof of that. Even The Last Jedi was an incredibly well-directed film and on a technical and visual standpoint is the best in the saga. It also felt like the only Star Wars film since the prequels that felt like it was trying something new with the franchise. Not to derail this thread into a Last Jedi debate, but IMO The Last Jedi is the most under appreciated film in the entire saga by fans. For me, it's up there with Empire as one of the best.

I have to agree with most of what you said. Rian Johnson is a very talented director and has done great work so far. Even on The Last Jedi. Though, I wouldn't put that movie up there with Empire.

[Mister_Kidd]

Originally Posted by pottyaboutpotter1

Not to derail this thread into a Last Jedi debate, but IMO The Last Jedi is the most under appreciated film in the entire saga by fans. For me, it's up there with Empire as one of the best.

If you really weren't trying to "derail this thread into a Last Jedi debate," you wouldn't have posted this hot take.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by Mister_Kidd

If you really weren't trying to "derail this thread into a Last Jedi debate," you wouldn't have posted this hot take.

I wouldn't go that far with it. I disagree with him, but I would not call his statement a hot take.

[Nothing371]

Originally Posted by pottyaboutpotter1

Basically back when there wasn't any new Star Wars movies. Nerds basically hate every new Star Wars movie and whoever directs them. Rogue One only escaped unscathed because it was chock full of fan service (such as the Vader scene).

It's a shame really as, IMO, Rian Johnson is one of the best directors working today with Looper and Knives Out as proof of that. Even The Last Jedi was an incredibly well-directed film and on a technical and visual standpoint is the best in the saga. It also felt like the only Star Wars film since the prequels that felt like it was trying something new with the franchise. Not to derail this thread into a Last Jedi debate, but IMO The Last Jedi is the most under appreciated film in the entire saga by fans. For me, it's up there with Empire as one of the best.

Yeah but this thread is about a good movie.

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by Nothing371

Yeah but this thread is about a good movie.

Every movie he has made is a good movie so that checks out

[AreaFive]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

Every movie he has made is a good movie so that checks out

I couldn't get into Brick. At all. I even tried twice.

That having been said, I enjoyed Looper and Knives Out.

[Avageektwit]

Originally Posted by Poya

Ah, back when Rian Johnson was beloved by nerds.

Na, he is still loved by THIS nerd! LOL

[SleazyForWeasley]

Originally Posted by Poya

Ah, back when Rian Johnson was beloved by nerds.

Back when he wasn't ruining franchises.

[Avageektwit]

Originally Posted by SleazyForWeasley

Back when he wasn't ruining franchises.

Back when he was making a name for himself and this movie put him on the map to direct a galaxy far far away

[lgans316]

Its 4K SDR on iTunes. I think Looper and Drive are strictly Sony in the USA only.

[Scottishguy]